REVIEW

Second album from Australia-based blackgaze/post-rock band Suldusk.

Unlike artists such as Myrkur or Sylvaine, who separate their extreme and folk influences into distinct releases, Suldusk alternates between traditional/folk and blackgaze passages, creating a striking contrast of beauty and brutality. The title track exemplifies this approach, shifting seamlessly between delicate, string-laden folk sections and blast-beat-driven onslaughts.

Having moved from Northern Silence Productions to major label Napalm Records, the production quality has been significantly enhanced. This album has undoubtedly positioned them as a standout act in the scene. With live shows reportedly active, a Japanese tour would be eagerly anticipated.